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... his'unarried daughters, 30,000. each, and t o the third uwmarried daughter, '40 .11. ?? etr', TiPPEU9AR1,.-HORRID MuMtiER.-Mr. John Keating, son of the late Mr._James Keating, of CralaaeS, wasniurdered by near his own d'oor, close to Crahara, on FrIday night; ...
... that Lord Auckland, the Govet''ndr-Genernl of e, 8b. India. is to be advanced' td the iitiity of an Eairdoin; that Sir John Keate, the victorious lelder o f the army of thei s Istdus, 0a Sir Jlohn Colboe l io 'of the ; ?? lie rfsisid to th ,ose-bntr ...
... thanks was awarded to Mr.; Watkins, and the Imeeting searated. Tile subj'ct for the next lecture is ?? ILife and Writings of John Keats, to be given by Mr. J.Warleyr. IDrocESSES orr GLOUCESTER ANIDBPISTOL.---The incon- .veniences, lopg felt and acknowledged ...
... Hayes. J. Murphy . Jr James Carroll James Henrty T. MurpisyJae Jams Galdag James Hurley T. Murdegh JMices Thomas Jonea John Keating P.urelics Michael Neales James Leonard W. Rawsen WJohne James Watoon Patrick Meloney G. Richards Johns John Jarvis Andrew ...
... poems, yet there was some peculiarity in them, sufficient to enable a reader to distinguish them as his.C In ?? rivalled John Keats; indeed, he was b so expressive in his words, that the picture he created came to the mind almost clearer than if it had ...
... Trowbrldge County Court. PARTNERSHIPS DI9SOLVED.-George Onelow Newton, Samuel Newton, William Reatee, James Hloulbrooke Smith, John Keates, and Joseph Andrew Keates, Liverpool, copper and lead smelters; so far as regarda William Keates -and James PHoulbrooke ...
... u ture landlord, whose health was also drunk, and well cheeted were the party whenthe lef th room). Mrs. Keates, NMrs. John Keates, and Mrs. Keatee, jun., were entertained at th biaae at the invitation, of AMrs. O'Neill. atheu oi'xtlocka to bey dons was ...
... MACHINERY IN THE Boor TatADu-An applications Gwas made to the Judicial Committee of thes Privy Council on Wednesday by Messrs. John Keats and na Win Stephens Cllark, boot andehoe manufacturers, of Street, eo Somerset, for a PrOlOngatiOn Of a patent granted in ...
... Rivals (Sheridan) hi is On Thursday (to-morrow) evening the Hon. Bernard 01 .d Coleridge will deliver a lecture on 1 John Keats. I E In ExETER SCHOOL ATRLETI SPORaTS.-These annual ~ se sports, promoted b7 the scholars attending Exeter L%. tohool, ...
... LITEiRAy Socisry -On Thursday evening hero .the Athensoun was well filled by an audience assembled tate to hear a lecture on John Keats, given by the BHon. IffipeIBernard Coleridge. The Bishop of the Diocese, who )rm.Ioccupied the chair, introduced the lecturer ...
... widow of Profedsor Clifftrd £80 a B E Mrs Haiwker, widow of the Rev. of ifrt Poacwker, £0 a d year; Dsdme, Llanos, sister of John Keats, the poe, £O l a year; Mrs. Armltrong, widow of Lisutenant General a J. W. Armeltrosg, C,B,a £80 a year. E a Te1e Sontos ...
... heed, the lecturer said that if asked what creed a could be derived from the modern art passion he replied, in the words of John Keats, I have not the slightest a reverence for anything except the eternal being, the fj meowry of great men, and the principle ...